Gov. Katie Hobbs said repeatedly that Arizona does not have the money to fill in the gaps left by federal Medicaid cuts.

The purported fraudulent billings represent a staggering 20% of the entire statewide "sober living" scheme in Arizona.

Top Arizona Democrats said Tuesday they will bypass the financially strained state party and its embattled new chairman in ...

The Trump administration slashed federal spending earlier this year through the Department of Government Efficiency. The ...

The fan went on a Phoenix sports talk show after the game and admitted this wasn't his first offense, noting he’s been ...

The pollution led to low visibility, which impacted pilots’ ability to take off and land at Sky Harbor airport. At the peak ...

Post Malone took an unexpected fall from the stage during a recent stop on his current Big Ass Stadium Tour. The incident, ...

Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs warns that President Trump's proposed budget bill could cut healthcare and food aid for ...

Arizona baseball under Chip Hale had been bounced in regional play all three seasons and really had been close to making a ...

Staff at the bar report that the singer left enough for 15 employees to cover their monthly expenses while taking time to ...

But under the new rules, state officials are now requiring assisted-living facilities that offer memory care to report an ...

Gov. Katie Hobbs said there's no way the state can help Arizonans who will lose federal assistance if President Trump’s "Big ...